Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-10-15
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There Is a protraeted meeting in
progress at the 81. Z. Church.

+. A Vaughn, Bentley Scott and
Eph Taylor Of Marion, Iowa, are here
visiting old acquaintances, viz: G. W
Stinson, C. j. Fleming, Mr.. Rissler,
and Mr.. Mckee.
The cars are now running TO Man
kato on the c. K. & Il. R.R. 1t is ex-
/ pected to reach Smith Center by NoY.
10th, and Phillipsburg some time in the
fore part Of December.
%. W. Bickford comes to the front
with the largest aud best stock Of over
coats and other winter wraps to be
found in this market. Prices especially
low. Call and see.
III. 5 Mye-- found large ker be-
tween Pm ip.barg and Marvin and
has lelJ it at The IIruA&D odics which
the owue~ can have ty proving prop
erty and paying Tor This Advertisement.
Hereafter John Gebhart will keep
constantly on hand and for sale, the
Celebrated Central Mills Flour of At
Gibson. Try it Satisfaction guaran-
teed, or no pay asked. If.
We understand that Mr.. Eugene
Low, of MaysvIlle Mo, has q prospect
OF inducing a gentleman to come to
PhiliipsDurg and erect a eommodious
opera house-one that viii accommo-
date the public a number of years.
Some hunters, While or- Egufug on
Mr.. LeCain'7 farm suU:h Of town. SHOT
and Killed. >ix Of HIS pigs, tits De. eyed
intentionally. NIr Lr' ain VII make
il TIME. e-ting To some II t6r-e hunters if
they are not more careful.
Some weeks ago we gave what we
understood at the time as the size OF
the new passenger house to be erected
here Those figures were wrong. The
building is to be IS by IS feet Work
upon it has all ady commenced.
Isn't IL amu-iug 10 see the Inter
Ocean of 10 z Island trying 10 make (
it appear thar =. j Ha man, Jacob /
Nipps, and Iuc.e Ben Morton, are bad /
Williams, and pr.a er 81 mtg merry, ii /
pure, innocent >oul, the Suffering vie
tim OF those three vile coasP 5ra.or>?
In two weeks more and the HER
AID will be ten years old. Remember
that, when you want to do some adYer-
Using. Its circulation is large and
growing larger. It has an honest bone
fde list of subscribers and is not like
some papers that claim 2 large circula-
ton merely because they mail a large
number Of papers to people who never
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Uncle Jake Nipps is not a fine
penman, nor an extra good speller, but
he is a good honest blacksmith, and is
an accountant good enough TO take
care Of the eounty'~ funds. His son.
who is his deputy, is perhaps as good
q penman aud rs correct "a >pel'er as
Honesty. after an. is
more to be desired in county officer
Than fine spe ing. Some of The Big /
geSt gascals IN the country are well edu-
Gated
-ln thjs FIEaALp may be seen a
Communication from jacob Ni2ps. 1t
is "a frank, open, strai ght forward let
ter, and Will make him scores Of votes. [
People may laugh at cartoons and pic
tules. bnt when they come 10 vote for a
man to handle the couuly's money,
they want IN iueorruprah!ai honest
man. Saeh Inrn is Jacob Nipps.
Il don't matter whether Mr..
N.pfs is good speller or not. He is
honest and gives a good bond and that
is about all that is necessary.
Mr. Hartman's opponent has a
great advantage over him, as he can
travel around over the county and alec
tioueer for himself, while Mr., Hartman
has to stay in his Office and attend to
his duties. which he Is faithfully doing.
The fusIonists would like to get the
people TO believe that Mr.. Hartman
gets behind with his work, and they
are quietly circulating that story, bat
it is not true. The affairs OF the Coun- /
~ clerks Office are in tip top shape
There is one thing that we do not
understand and that is why II. 5. Mont +
g"mery and the Intcr-Qfeap are now /
lighting S. > Hartman, b &, Morton |
and Jaob Nipps and at the same time /
supporting q. NJ. Mcclure. Mr.. Nc
Guire united with the other candidates
in publishing Montgomery letters and
exposing him. Every argument that |
Montgomery has used why he opposes
the three gentlemen named applies to |
Mcclure as well rs to theta. Then why |
is he supporting Nc CURE and fighting .
Hartman, Morton and Nipps. 1t is (
mysterious.
r. a. Dague, a former editor of this /
paper, will be remembered as always .
the friend of women, and q strong
pIeader for those who had fallen out Of
the ways Of respectable living to be re-
ceived again with charity and kindness /
if they repented. II is not strange, /
therefore, to recognize the same tone
in his paper, almost weekly, the Phil /
Gpsburg Herald, and to see that he is
ushg his influence to aid IN establish /
ing an institution in Kansas for their |
reception and reformation if possible, +
ca a plan similar 10 the Benedict Home. /
1t is projected at Topeka ,-Osceola /
fIowa) Sentinel.
The opposition to B. z. Norton .
Register Of DEEDS, is trying to create a |